Sentence examples for Commitment to dissemination from inspiring English sources

As noted by Suk (2008), EHP supports global environmental health research through its policy of open access and commitment to dissemination of research and information to the developing world.

Perhaps the most visible aspect of this capacity building is the NIEHS's publication of Environmental Health Perspectives, which through its policy of Open Access and commitment to dissemination of research and information to the developing world, provides a global foundation of knowledge on environmental health science.

“I’m excited at the prospect of moving back to a university environment where there’s a commitment to the dissemination of knowledge in multiple forms and to a press where people take great pride in the quality of their achievement: the books they identify, edit and sell, and the journals they produce and distribute.

This work would have not been possible without their commitment to the dissemination of their programs to the community.

NGOs involved in carrying out or sponsoring studies, research, and the publication of other scientific or relevant food safety literature can demonstrate a significant commitment to the dissemination of this literature through an open access policy, whereby content is freely available for people to freely access.

A core aspect of Walsh's research is a commitment to open-source dissemination of results.

The sustainability of the results will be evaluated beginning with the detection of who, within the communities, expresses commitment to the permanent and continuous dissemination of the methodology and the knowledge acquired, in addition to new and innovative proposals for psychosocial actions intended to be performed in communities, families and schools.

"Harvard's commitment to excellence in the advancement and dissemination of knowledge rests upon the foundation of the remarkable people who make up this community," Faust wrote in a letter to the community.

Their total commitment to something that seems impractical -- the pursuit and dissemination of knowledge -- gives them an unlikely authority, independence and allure.

In the Department of Ophthalmology, we emphasize strategies to promote a united commitment to providing excellent care, the pursuit of knowledge, and dissemination of information to the next generation of clinicians, scientists, and staff.

Professional organizations such as the Connecticut chapters of the American Psychiatric Association, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and National Association of School Psychologists have made specific commitments to assist in dissemination of the campaign message via newsletters or invitations to present at annual meetings.